Daily Journal Staff Writer
Reforms to California's criminal justice system have drifted toward more rehabilitative measures in recent years. The state's realignment project moved prison populations to local jails and re-entry programs, and voters earlier this month overwhelmingly passed Proposition 36, lifting some of the more draconian provisions of three-strikes laws. Even the death penalty showed signs of vulnerability in the ...
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